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This article analyzes the convergence phenomenon in the architectural design of high-performance blockchains, discussing the advantages and disadvantages of different design solutions and their implications for future blockchain architecture. Whether based on Ethereum rollups or independent chains, all are evolving towards similar high performance and decentralization.

Analog is a Layer 0 protocol focused on blockchain interoperability, enabling seamless cross-chain communication and event data validation through its Timechain. The core goal is to address the fragmentation of the multi-chain ecosystem by allowing different blockchains to interact through a decentralized General Message Passing (GMP) framework.

$WAL (Walrus) a groundbreaking decentralized data storage network built on the Sui Network.

Supra Network provides an extensive array of services and functionalities within its shared security platform. This includes the innovative Distributed Oracle Protocol (DORA), a native vertical integration structure, the Distributed Verifiable Random Function (DVRF), a zero-block delay automated network, AppChain-inspired containers, MultiVM support, and optimized block execution through parallel transaction processing. Furthermore, Supra’s bridging solutions — HyperLoop and HyperNova — position it as the world’s first “IntraLayer” solution, seamlessly connecting multiple blockchains to Supra through logic executed on its smart contract platform.